nir nn inni r irurri rn
Ht KtuMt dtntUK
Ql R goods arc decidedly llic very
BUST sold In tills city. The finest
line of
BANQUET MPS,
SHittERWflRE,
DIROIOIIDS,
OIRTGHES,
JEOIELHV.
Watch Making a Specialty
Chas. Strouse,
The Leading Jeweler,
A SOUTH HAIN STREET.
FERGUSON HOUSE JEWELRY STORE.
I
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EVENING HERALD
WKDXKSDAY, JANl'AUY 1 ISM.
AM UNDESIRABLE LODGER.
A New Year Itnuniler Calisi'H Trouble In n
Stole.
U about 0:30 o'clock last night an intoxi
tated man staRgcred into the Factory shoo
store, at the corner of Main anil Centre
f treets, and in spilo of tho remonstrances of
,1 Vrthur Mover, the manager of the estab
lishment, proceeded to maho himself at
liuiiui. "I'm tired," said he, dropping into a
i hair. Mover thought that by humoring
llm nmn fur n w'lilln lin would eot lllm out of I
the store, without trouble, and decided to let
inn rest. 1 no unrulier leu asiecp aim ins
snoring boon attracted attention irom tno
street. Moycr attempted to eject the man,
who showed fight, and two men called into
tho store from the street failed to- eject him.
A struggle followed and tho two assistants,
with Moycr, succeeded in getting tho un
welcome visitor down with his back to tho
iloor, where they held him until Chief of
I'olicoTosli arrived. Tho officer marched
the man before Justico Villlams, who fixed
hail in tho sum of $200 for trial at court.
The prisoner said his namo was Thomas
O'Malley.
A NOISY NIGHT.
Tho Tin llm-n mid ltemlvor lliigtule Out
In l-'orro.
Each recurring New Year's ovo seems to
bo more noisy than the preceding one, and
there seems to be no limit to tho clatter the
fun-seekers can .create., Last night was no
exception t6th'o rule. Every street in tho
town was crowded by moving throngs of
,-oung pontile tooting lisli liorus witn a vigor
that bctocued lungs moro healthy than
i tho general public, and the shots
Seated that every nook and corner
I tea relied for a weapon anuamuni-
Tlio clamor started siiorny alter uarn-
ct In, increasing each hour until mid-
111, WllCU llic Climax mis icaciicu uiiu
iitburst was fnrioiit It was kept up until
about four o'clock this morning.
Despite the situation of affair as detailed
above the Grunt and Lithuanian bands,
several drum corps anil a number of choirs
succeeded ill getting in their serenade work
and paid viits to many parts of the town,
some of them remaining on the streets until
as late us six o'clock tills morning.
Watehnight services were held in tho
Methodist Mpiscop-il, Primitive Methodist
and Cnijcd Evangelical churches until 12
o Clrtek last night and all were well attended.
Mnlianoy City Ituslnesn College.
This excellent college, at 205 East Centre
street, gives Commercial, Shorthand ..jd
Typewriting cnurhos equal to any in tho state
at the very lowest rates. Individual in
struction. Dty and evcni.ig classes. Students
constantly entering. Catalogue free.
10-1 t-tf (i. W. Wii.i.iamh, Principal.
dent-,' link cull" liuttoiis at Haley's.
DON'T GIVE UP
Popular prices
when we an-
nounce that von can save
5
per cent, by visiting our store
end purchasing "your holiday
gifts, and think you arc receiv
ing inferior goods If you
want a good article, if it's
made of gold or silver, we have
it, both ornamental and useful,
in
Silverware, Watches,
Musical Instruments,
.... Optical Goods.
I ire assortment of solid gold
l-1 -. and gents' rings and watcbet.
Wxtch : lierwlrlnj: : a : Specialty.
Done clinpor than any other
place in Town,
i. lis uid exunnnc our stock. At
ORKIN'5
129 S. Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
E3U Y YOUR
Groceries
FLOUR, FEED, HAY AND STRAW,
Also Table and Floor Oil Cloths Prom
EI. E3. FOLEY,
(Ar. 1 l,e ami We.l Mi,
NEW YEAR RESOLVES,
any Now Leaves lima lleoii Turned 0er
Onco More.
The cuea of politic:, have been laid away
hy Col. ,1. K. P. Hcheilly, and his energies in
the futme will he devoted to Improving the
I industrial condition of the South.
Councilman Dougherty has resolved to
represent the Fifth ward for three more
years.
The national delcgatesliip Is eliciting no
resolutions from lion, 1) I). Phillips the
prize Is his.
Postmaster Mcllet begins the new year
very happy. Ills was one of only two olllcos
in the suite complimented by the depart
ment. The County Detcctlvesblp ennsos Jack
Toolotoavow that no moro murderers like
tho Oornian fiend shall escape in this county.
.tames J. Franoy means what ho says when
ho asserts that tho now year will seo the
town with sulllcient hotel accommodations.
F.dltors Parker and Joyce havo burled the
hatchet somo time In 1090, perhaps.
Tho bpeaker of the present llotiso of
Representatives avows that bo will bo tho
peoples choico for President during tho now
year if Tom Iteed has a say.
J. J. Ifcllly has turned the new leaf over,
hut whether it hears bints or not at the end of
the year depends upon who gets the Inspector
ship at Philadelphia.
Manager Fihey has many hopes for the
new year, hut tho principal ono Is that tho
Shainokin foot ball team accepts his challenge
for $.100.
II. Jefferson Yost isn't saying much, hut ho
! knows that many people havo resolved that
ho must bo tho next Clerk of tho Courts.
1 Kvery maiden in the town has said slio will
I do tho "popping" this year, and they wont
bo long about it, either,
Editor Zerbey will continuo to swear by
tho circulation of his paper.
P. J. Mulholland will take to tho woods
until leap yoar lias pas-ed.
tho lli:i:.u, force has resolved (o furnish
' our readers with all the news, and their new
leaf will contain no blots during 1890.
, "Burdock Wood Ultters entirely cured ino
I of a tcrriblo breaking out all over my body,
i It is a wonderful medicine" Miss Julia
, Elbridge, iliix 33, West Cornwell, Conn,
Scliellly HotiKo Vor Sale.
The property and good will of tho Scliellly
House, on North Main street, is offered for
sale. Tho proprietor contemplate locating
in tho South. For further particulars apply
at tho Scheilly House. 12-10-tf
Best gas fitting is done by P. W Hell.
Sunday School Kiiteitaliiinent.
The holiday entertainment of the Yatcs
villo Methodist Kpis-copal Sunday school was
held in the handsomely decorated chapel at
Yatcsvillo last night before a very largo
audience, of which many resident-: of this
town formed a part. Superintendent Harry
Preston was master of ceremonies and tho
entertainment was a very pleasing ono. Tho
following program was rendered : Singing by
tho school ; prayor; recitations by Ida Brown,
Sadio Freeman, Hattio Shlery, John Mat
thews, Mamio Freeman, Grace and Lottie
Matthews, Hannah Brown, Bert. Hooks,
Josephino Imindorf, James Shlery, Joseph
Watson, Hannah Jones, Benjamin Freeman,
Jauo Nicholas, Carrie Bolich and Eflio Brown;
vocal solos by Annie Cowley, I). John 1
Piico and tlraco Matthews; quartettes
., . .. , ,
ny .Hisses uirrie anil r.sincr nrougu- i
all and Messrs. Sampscil and Mat
thews, Misses Wasley and Bevan and
Messrs. Prico and Hough, and by the
Mattliows family; vocal duetts by Misses
Matthews and Ilalliet and Misses Wasley and
He van; mandolin and guitar duett by Messrs.
Shoemaker and Lawsou, and Itcv. J. F.
Meredith made an address. Just beforo thu
conclusion of tho program there was a distri
bution of candy and oranges to the members
of the Suinbiy school.
Itching Piles, night's horrid plague, is
instantly relieved and permanently cured by
Doau's Ointment. Your denier ought to
keep it.
Nellies to Oult.
j The blank forms of uotiu's to quit weio in
demand yesterday, and many persons who do
I not own tho premises they occupy were
I r.m.lhlv ri.inliwli.il nf tin, fiwt ve.lerrln v. It
is customary among many landlords to serve
notice whether they really want tho tenant
to vacate or not. Tho majority of leases
expire on April 1st and legal notice must
have been solved beforo 12 o'clock last night.
There wero hundreds of these notices served
by constables and others yisterday, but it
does not necessarily follow that all tenants so
notified must quit the premises they occupy.
linn's Your Cough?
Pan-Tina cuies it, Sou. At Qruhler Bros.,
drug store.
Ileacli and (iehsley I'mierals.
this afternoon from Hie family residence at
Kllangoirn anil was attended by nwny I Bailing
minim; ollleials of tho coal rogiou, lieiide
niemhera of the Odd rlliin, Jlamiiiie, uud
I Knighuiof l'ythlaslodtte. Tho rtnmin were
I tiiiien to Tanmqua fur inieriiient.
I The funeral of fluUliel; Oeaaley took place
thia afternoon from tint family residence on
North Jarilin htnit. atiu'elock. Servioee
Mere helil in the I'niteil Kttiuiuilical ehnrcb
1 and the reinai n wer- inurred in tho Odd
l'ellowV eointry.
Cohl dim! ullTor thinibk at Malar.
l'i in D.iio rut- I'mtit mnd
llveryuudy lara lied Flos (HI Wk.
At
f iruhler Bran., tnin mturr.
tiu-tion guanuiltid by Mell, ttxr
jil'iinhtr.
. S In t t oiiiuii yur NVw Vear fttopli
iik ills ilon't furgti (lie bithfal Evsl
Mi us i.t arrkn. Tbr bar aarvai fiu
fuilifiilly, ia nin a ad ai, awl aaabM
S
ru t ait at taut mam aiinnaaa hh
wurU'Uatmrim Wktta a Ham tm
itusu ifkat. CiMM baa M tfca wnra to
', exf Hat ffratuii Ufif,MmA tlv gift
will par tfcaai OB Ut fewr4 K09TU ia yuor
j thir dBftef tk ufwrur fmr.
IUaaaalBi.uulKW. 1WI. j
X ItUm Tala far UMHMia.
WM t'u-'riiM. -Ok, At Urabhrr r ,
Iruf otutv. j
Kl l'.rlilltnsl Ml II. !
KjIIx Hrvmt mirmunttmu,f. I
The itrmld, of town, lu.'laiia that It anj
urast pity that while riuKin out tba old :
yoar wo eoulil not ring uul Ike I'utuyillaar- j
' hltratorn. Wo re-ecUo thu motlmout and ;
add lli I'otUvillit Jurymen too. i
lle llio leitkk in your ipwaiul wutor iuln
1 re)wlrel ly I'. W. liell, thu plumlwr.
A Nmv Year llrlilo.
Tiiv marriutje of Mr. Jolni (Miuaii, of
Aulilanil, ami Mii llildgel itowlarul, f
IoiutvirU, u3 'blehrateil ut W. JuKfpb'n
i liuieh ut (llmid' illo. at nine o'tloek tliU
moruliiK, the '.-. I'atlier MeCollouxb
oltii i.ttinu
To Lessen .Ml no Arcldcnts.
At n session of the Pennsylvania Mining
Institute held in Pittsburg last week,
Thomas Hall, mine foreman at Van Meter,
Pa., read a paper on the causes of mine
accidents and their prevention. Concerning
dangers from blasting, Mr. Itall said coal
dust had become a fearful clement of danger.
On this point bo said : "P,xploslons from coal
dust occur in tho most carefully regulated
pits whero no gas or ilro damp can bo de
tected. Coal dust becomos most deadly in an
oxplosion and is nn Invisible enemy.
Machinery in mines makes more and liner
nvil iltiul nniM' .,H,e " T, t. .!,... I.
......v i .,u.,.t All VUlll.inillll I
asked : "What are tho causes of mine ex
plosions and what uro tho remedies?" His
short answer to the last heap was the pro
hibition of tho uso of black powder and
every explostvo Used for blasting that gener
ated Biilllcloiit bent to Ignlto fire dump or
sunt a dust oxplosion.
"I burned my fingors very Imdly. The
mln was intense. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil
brought relief in three minutes. It was al
most magical. I never saw anything like it."
Amelia Swords, Satindorsvllle, O.
All Havo Applied lor Licenses.
Notwithstanding tho notices issued by the
Uirard Estato and personally served Upon
them, overy saloon and hotel kcepor in West
Mahanoy township has made formal applica
tion for licenses to sell liquor for the coming
year. Tho notices served by tho Uirard
Estato threatened ejectment, as, according to
tho leases it issues to tenants, a clauso prolilb
itiug tho salo of intoxicating liquors i3 con
tained therein. Many aro inclined to tho
belief that tho Estato cannot legally enforro
tho latter clauso of tho lease, and in applying
for a renewal of their licenso tho tenants aro
acting upon the advico of their attorneys.
Child's sets, knife, fork and spoon, for tho
holidays, at Maloy's jewelry storo.
Consumption is the natural result of a
neglected cold. Dr. Wood's Norway Pino
Syrup cures coughs, bronchitis, asthma, and
lung troublos of all sorts down to tho very
borderland of consumption.
Post Ollleo Notice.
To-day being a legal holiday tho local
postollico was open only from 7:30 to 11 a.
m. Thcro was but two general deliveries,
one at 7:15 and the other at 10: 15 a. m.
Turkey l!un, Ilrownsvillo, Yatcsvillo and
Ellangowan was served with the 7:15 a.
m. delivery.
That Distress
In the stom
ach or feeling
ot fulness af
ter eating Is
off octually
prevented by
Hood's Pills.
They aid di
gestion and
assimilation
of food, movo the bowels easily and thns
prevent and cureBUiousness, Torpid Liver,
and Constipation. They are tasteless and
do not gripe or cause pain. Bold by all
druggists. 25 cents. Insist utxjn Hood's.
Borough Bonds Called In.
f ' l,m',!iv "l l,y ""tboritv of the
liorouuh Countl 1 of Shenandoah. Pa., that
horo. b , ,,. ,,ay eCn called for
redemption as follows: Nos. 1 to II inclusive,
issued August, 1SKI, and redeemable any time.
after Jlnic'i lnr,1883,al the option of tho Borough
Council. Holders of tho above will present the
HaniotoTliomns.I. ImvicH, lloroiigli 1 reasurer,
for payment after January 1st, ISO I.
Thomas .1. Jasux,
Chairman Finance Committee,
Borough Council of Shenandoah, Pa.
Shenandoah, Pa., Dee. SS, 1893.
MISCELLANEOUS.
111011 ItKN'T Dwelling house, Xn. II South
1 White street, with all modern improve
ments. Annly next door, Xo. 0 South White
street.
1-1-tf
TlOlt HKXT. A six-room house, on South
J.1 Jardln street, between (.it anil encrry
Apply at the olllcc oi. 1
South Jardln street.
Williams, No. 1
l-'SJU-.t
OUSTS wanted to sell nursery stoc. i)im
l the best time for wiling. Pay liberal.
Write for terms. Illroin
T. Jones, 19 North
Ave., Wlzabcth, N.J.
12-30-3 t-eod
I.10U SALK. A corner lot, with a brick dwell
' lag, seven room and a vacant lof, in St.
Clair, Pa. "cntrally looatl and will lie told
cheap. Apjilv to Mrs. Thomas Kennel!,, St.
Clair, Pa. 12-5-"
F
mi sm.k nnn of the inof-t desirable prop
erties on Main street. Apply ai
K. W. Shobmakek's. i
Altorney-al-lrfiv.
Ollleo: Corner Ceutrtf ami Market streets'
12-a-lm 1
V'JTKJK. 'olk Is lwrely slven to lulne
1 menanlotlierof .SltvnaiHloitli. Pa., that 1
will not I hi mpoixible for any leU iny miiwr
M-l.. ..IMt,." , l-an. ma. titttrui With-
Mil mi' t'lir.U'l.lT'.. nlul -OfMfHt.
THOMA II.
Slwnamliiall, l'a.. SI.
F.VA.
IJAHTNHHbIIH' KUTIIH-Xntkie i I
I iriven that a ikrtnvrht bmt been m
I..O.U.latf i-4urjtffl AhMM fvtlMl Mild
V. HutMwit, Ut be known m Ike KtyUnx
Mauu&tariOK Comnny of tUtmuiOa, I".,
fur tnr inirtnM of nuinutaBUBfaa hat ,m4
Ami Lsvim.
MlwUMMllMh. V t
, IMS. IMM
FALL and WINTER STYLES. ;
Call and e th bfiblMt, l. BmW '
U of Fall aad Wiater Kultina Kbtaau-1
We're ezpertt m. ,
mtftt idm la ww Mm.
We're Jcaam of ttam&Hc prices. I
If yi Muo Ui yM we nt
yuu Ut rjM.
PORTZ & BRO.,
t4 North Main St.
if fun wm m n $'
cat Vow bftlr wlitt mttft graw
um. mucm iff trtm tumttr.
nm tmiUim m ymt la.
CHARLES DERR,
12 We4 Cairc It., $UnHmu,
HOLIDAY GIFF5 1
Kull linurf t nwt rtn all rU. .II.
ifi'.inla. wcifHta, tlia" awl WmiAty 1 1 lUMat
x.hi u'.M m naM an wauim
Wim
uuww
itaa. rallax
I iiiiTf fliaiat mi wawiii! Iimw .wrok all mA
tniaifliaaralaiic. At
E. DUELL'S,
206 S. Main Street, tUenaiKJwi:, yi
aajaun
MfaMlh
Taw
arwawkaa
Alt
Genuine Bargains
Week.
This
WE WILL LET YOU LOOK
AND DECIDE.
REDUCED.PRICES, RATHER THAN KEEP A
FEW GOODS LEFT ON HAND.
Albums
Albums
Worth one-third more.
75C
$1.00
A Few $4.00 Albums at $3.00
1
(Carlsbad.)
Bread and Milk Sets 39c
Oat Meal Sets 39c
Moustache Cup 20c
Moustache Cup ' 25c
Mustard Cup 10c
Mustard Cup 25c
GLASSWARE.
Beautiful Lemonade Sets
Tinted, Figured and Crystal.
New Lot
STAMP - PLATES.
Black and white, all designs,
round and square.
at "good Tinware" prices.
Tea Cup & Saucer 3c
Tea Cup and Saucer 4c
Coffee Cup & Saucer 5c
"Johnson Bros." Cups and Saucers
,"Johtison Uros." Plates
I
Mirrors and Picture Frames.
EXPRESS
AWD SLEDS.
ROAST PANS.
mmtwmmrmmmmnmm
Chas. Girvin,
amamuMuuuuuuuuaiiU
3 5, tAur tr&G.
Wholesale
105 South Main Street,
PianOS and
PIANOS.
BLASIUS & SONS, SCHOMACIIEK,
ALBRIGHT, MJDWIG,
ESTBY.
Cash or on easy payments. Our prices aro rlslit. Only ono price. You ore earnestly Invited to coll!
22 and 24 East Centre Street,
CHARLIE SING, - Chinese Laundry
AH Work done In first-class manner, and satisfaction guaranteed. Shirts wasla
unaerdrawers, 7c; nandKercmets, 2c.
Always onga
The magnificent line of
cut glass, fine china and
silverware of
R. H. BERGEHAN & CO.,
because prices are right.
HOOKS & BROWN
Holiday Sale
is nearly over and we thank the
public lor their patronage. We
still have a large line of
Stationery
Blank Books
Tablets
Day Books
Journals
Ledgers '
Receipt Books
Note Books
Time Books
Envelopes
Bill Files
1
ens
Lead Pencils
Slate Pencils
Fountain Fen
Gold Pen
Gold Pencils
1896 Dairiw
Tvmxt Paper
Pocket Book1
Card Case
Gum Hand
1'riee 'ticket
Win Mafkr,
in htri wtyihitiK
fr)f H fit'
We t) nt-ttx fif 'i 'l.nl
Wkly ftpt -'Air' !,f r,"
0t til ' '' " ''' '
Hi). 4 mum maw mwt.
gi z-zr 3the move.
For the Holidays.
I havo received tho llncst nclcction of Plnnos nnt Or snip ever displayed In Schuylkill
County, riwtlcn contemplating purchasing nlMnno or Orj?Ol would do well to call and
pco my stock and get my prices. I have tho nolo agency for the following makes
ORGANS..
ESTEY, CROWN, WEAVER
UNITED STATES.
LAWRENCE, (7 OCTAVE.)
MAHANOY CITY, PAl
NO. S SOUTH JARDIN STREET.
Rirst-clsss Work at Low Pricesj
and ironed, 10c; sums ironed, sc; collars, zc; culls, 4c; unucrsmrts,
CHARLEY SING, Manat
NOTICE TO CAN!
All persons who wish to
dates on the Citl
ticket at the ,
Spring Eli
of 18?
in the Borough of
must present their 11a J
required fees to the sel
Citizens' btanding LI
later thkn the 17th dal
1806. Bv order of thl
POLITICAL
-rnon high CONSTAW.K.
JL' i
JU11N S1AU1
Of tl.e FourtJ
Subject to Dcmoerata
7,011 man const.)
x1
JAM co
Of the
Subject to Citizens 1
T710U WAUU CONST-jd
WILLIAM
Of the 1'iftl I
Sulijcet to Citizen party i9
ToOll SCHOOL DIItKCTOl
CHARLES HOI
Of the Fifth 1
Subject to Citizens party I
0PENEVE1
J
Onto tho Shenandoah )
pjlnless extradlon of tooth j
fllliiiiis. If your urtlllcal M
1 1
1 you ctill to nee us All oial
I Wo make all kinds of jilales.
Aluminum Crowns Logan
I ami Urhlgo work ami nil operj
tain to Dental Surgery jr "1
NooliarcodforextruettiiB vl
i onleroil. Wo arc tile on'y u i
tairrortliepalnlei.ii " m!
, SHENANl)0v!
' Dental
cm
E.ast Con i ' i
oir. llonw 7 . .
M. C. WA'JI
WfKlesI Mill Ij
L-icjUor I )p
113 tar 'I fl M
If- Yfr vi